Mrs Warren's Profession Version 2 - George Bernard Shaw

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Mrs. Warren's Profession is a thought-provoking play by George Bernard Shaw that delves into the complex relationship between a former prostitute, now a madam, and her disapproving daughter. Written in 1893 and first performed in 1902, the play critiques the hypocrisy of English society, highlighting how it profited from despised professions while morally condemning them. Shaw argues that prostitution stems not from moral failure but from economic necessity, a theme that remains relevant today as discussions about societal values and economic pressures continue.

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